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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
Bnsc-Eail Yesterday.
IBy telegraph TO the Dlspaicn,I

At Cincinnati
Cincinuatis. 81. / 2 90 01 0 Is
st. Louis. .....0 0 q 0 D o 90
Base-hits Cincinnats, 8 st. Louis,
? Errors : Ciuciunatis, / ; ST. Louis,
II. fst2s = wLGk =
AZ baltimore 4 :,
Metropolitans. .......1i0 l 0 %
PaltimOres. .........0.4 | l o Ks
Base-hits Baliimores, 8; Metro
politans, 9. Errors Baltmores, . :;
Metropolitans, 5.
At Louisville: -
Louisvilles % / OF 1012 Ks
Clevelonds. Il 0 % 0 102 o.
Basc-hits: Louisviilas, IL; Cleye-
lands, 10. Errors; LOUSY lies, 0;
Clcyelands, 4.
At Detroit;
Hight nniDgsl
Detroits ........7 90 | 0 | 0 %
New Yorks. .....0 0 00000 %
Base-hits Dctroits, Is; New Yorks,
:. Errors Detroits, 3; New Yorks,
1. Batteries Baldwin and Bennett /;
Iitcomb and Murphy.
At Chicago:
Eight inniDgsl
Chicagos. ......0 o l 900 l-2
BostOns. .......0 0 q 0 0 l 0 O-l
Base-hits: Chicagos, Il; Bostons,
g. Errors: Chicagos, 3; Bostons, 3.
Batteries Clarkson and Flint Rad
bourne and Kelly.
It Pittsburgh:
he Philadelphia Pittsburgh game
postponed on account OF rain.
t Indianapolis
Morning camel
indianapolis. o 0 2 5000 O. .
Washingt'ns. o 0 0 0004 o o. 1
Base-hits: indianapolis, 9; Washing
tons, Z. Errors indianapolis, 2 /; Wash
ington. .. Batteries; Healy and .Arun-
deli; Whitney and Mack.
afternoon camel
indianapolis. g 0 0 90 o. %
Washingt'ns. % 3 0 0004 Ak
Base-hits: Indianapolis, Z; Washing
tons, 7. Errors Indianapolis, 3 F.; Wash
iugtons, 3. Batteries Boyle and Myers
O'Day and Mack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
NABsHhLl-WARD RALLY.
THunvncLAGnoDEHrc COLEMAN.
Sent en- TO the Grand Jury Ira Five
Cnsps.

On Wednesday the mulatto Robert
Coleman was sent on to the grand jury
by IolicoJusticc Richardson to answer
tic charge Of entering in the night time
uLo dwelling Of Mr.. William Wagner
md stealing sundry articles.
Yesterday morning Robert, whose
face D. quito familiar in the Polio,
Cont, was before that tribunal charged
with the following fiyc offences, on each
OF which ho was sent on 20 the grand
jury; Breaking and entering the
dwelling OF Mayor w. Q. Car
ringtou, No. I'll east Leigh street,
and Stealing groceries, crockory, and
other articles; breaking and entering
tLc dwelling of John kessnich, No.
SOB cast Clay street and stcalinga lot OF
ciocLuy breaking into the dwelling OF
f.. +. lndd, corner of Ninth aud Cltv
streets, and stealing pair Of gold
bracelets, three gold brcastpins. one
gold earring, and So in currency, oil
Tie property oi Eliza Taylor, and
breaking into tAc Kitchens ol r. ".
Powers and Thomas W. McCanca anI
stealing clothing and other articles, the
property OF William Young and Rosa
Dahney.
There is at the Second police-stltion
now lot Of property which wos found
IN Coicman's house that is held Tor
Identification.
The evidence in the above cases
showed that Coleman is the thief who
LAS been committinc uulg!aries Tor the
past eight months iutH.tportlou OF the
city bounded ly Mer..di street on the
south. the rayino ON the north, Twelfth
saolt on the cast, and sixth street on
the west.
Should the accused BE- tried and con
viclcd ON each of the charges against
Linn his lie outside Of the pcniteatiary
would LOT be long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
WEDDING BELLS.
brilliant Wedding In st. S:e'
nneu,S Church. Harrisburg.

A Harrisburg special OF the 2lst
says At II 80 to-day one of the most
brilliant society events in the history
of Harrisburg took place at st. Ste
phen's Episcopal church-the marriage
of Lieutenant John Alexander Har-
man, OF the United States army, to
Miss Elizabeth Skunk, of Harrisburg
Poth come irom a long line OF ancestry
famous in State and nation. Lieutenant
Harman is OF Virginia family resi-
dent at Stanton, Va, and graduated
nj West Point this year, being assigned
10 duty in the Seventh United States
cavalry, stationed at Fort Keogh. M. L.
While at West Point he was an inti-
mate of the brides brother, Lieuten-
ant Skunk, who graduated at the head
of his class this year. Miss Elizabeth
skunk is the daughter OF Colonel Viii
linn L. Skunk, famous civil engineer,
who constructed the elevated railroads
Of New York city. Her grandfather
on her fathers side was Governor Fran
CHS Il. Skunk aud on her mothers side
Governor William Findlay.
The interior OF ST. Stephens was
beautifully decorated with chrysanthe-
Nuns, roses, and snilax. The grooms
fellow.ofileers, in uniform, acted rs
usheis. They were Lientena nts W. Q.
Rivers, II. Hall, Z. W. Evans, p.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
nEyiHw or THE CHICAGO MARKETS..
Strike I'm New York.
L---...n.-L. ~. !. IAI...na.A.

New YORK, September 22.-About
200 men employed on forty buildings
on Seventy-third, Seventy-fifth, and
Scventy-sixth streets, the Boulevard,
aud Eleventh avenue struck this mora.
ing because Of six or seven plumbers,
aho are non-uniOn men being allowed
20 work after their discharge had been
demanded. The walking delegate of the
Carpenters Union, Bob Farrell, entered
one building on Seveuty-third street
and was arrested by detective for
trespassing. he was taken to the Har-
lem Police Court aud paroled in
custody OF bis counsel The strikers
claim TO number 1000, but last
Saturdays payroll does not show
more than about 200 names. The
strikers quit work as soon as Far
rell was arrested. The bricklayers quit
because they could not get material to
go on. There were about twenty-five
men still working on the buildings,
some of them union men. The con-
tractors agreement provides for a
strike, but he said he would put on
new men as soon as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
Maryland Men at Richmond.

LLhiInloIe
A meeting was held at Maryland
Hall on Tuesday evening last OF various
committees representing the several
organizations of Confederate soldiers
and sailors in Maryland. The Com
mittee Of Arrangements for the trip to
/ edmond, Va, to participate in the
ceremonies of laying the cornerstone
OF the equestrian monument to General
Il. E. Lee reported progress. Invita-
tons have been received from Gov
ernor Fitzhugh Lee, president Lee
Monument Association, addressed to
The Society of the Army and Navy Of
Ito Confederate States in Maryland
and the Association Of the Maryland
Line. The route to Richmond will
be over the Baltimore and Po-
tOmac railroad ria Alexandra
and Fredericksburg, Va, leaving
Baltimore on the night of October 26th,
breakfastiDg in Richmond on the 9th
in ample time to join the procession
and attend the ceremonies of laying the
cornerstone on that day, and return the
following night. The various Confede-
rate societies in Maryland will go in
body, and all Confederates, aud civil
lians as well, will be invited. The full
United States Marine Band, of Wash
ington, ID. c., will accompany the Ma
ryland column. Reports from various
towns and counties in Maryland indi-
cate that large number will go, as
also from Washington, d. G. Captain
Winfield Peters, secretary of the Com
mittee of Arrangements, has gone to
Richmend, to complete arrangements
there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
Captain Cunniugham's Concert at
she Opera-EEOuse Tonight.

Mr.. Tord's Broad-Strcet Opera
House will be opened for the first time
tonight on the occasion Of the COM
plmontary concert rendered Captain
Frank y. Cunningham. The Hampton
Band and Mrs. O.. Scott McRae, Miss
Carrie Staude, Marshall Ramos, and
Oscar Lohman will make up the musical
part of the programme, and Mr.. Thomas
Nelson Page, author of "Marse Chan, y
"Meh Lady, aud other poems, will
read some selections from his own
works.
Messrs. Fqui and Jardella will be
unable TO take part in thepcrformance,
as had been expected. on account of
cngaqomcnts at the Academy; but
Miss Maitio Rady Will sing and be &C
companied by her sister, Miss Clara,
Oh tie violin and Mr.. Mathews on the
piano.
The Opera House has been snugly
fitted up, but AS the patent chairs have
not yet arrived, temporary ones will 90
put IL their place.
Captain Cunningham deserves a
crowded house.
There Will be no reserved seats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
nenfr, OF Mnr Nnnp.

The celebrated brood mare Wal
Song, the dam OF the renowned racers
Eole, ST. Savior, Eolist, and others,
and the property Of Captain Il. $. Han
cock, Of Ellcrslie, Albemarlo county,
Virginia, died on Monday last. The
mare could not have been bought for
SIC, eco, and one Of her ioals when
two years old sold for $4,000.
Most Of her valuable foals were sired
hy Eolus, who Was bred by Major 7.
NJ Dot,val1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. BALTIMORE. AND RIcH
N0Ep STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Gotten, Tobacco, rur'
psntine, Rosin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
ny telegraph to the pspasch.l

NEW YORK. September sa-The stock market
was much less active to-day. the inclination
being 20 await developments In regard 70 the
new Treasury policy. while the bears were not
SO prominent under the improved feenng On
the street The feverishnees Of tho past few
days still remained, but nuctnations were
much narrower than for week past. aud deaf
ings coAparauyely devoid Of special feature.
The circular 81 the Treasury Induced free BUY
ing for long account which, with the purchases
for foreigners, which assumed large proper
tiCns, opened the market very high. The nome
demand was soon supplied, thOugn TIE activity
and excitement at the opening were equal %
anything seen during the week. Hi2h hgures
brought out free realizations and some resist
uhce from the bears. and q material reaction
from the best figures was brought about 4
confident feeling again found expression, now
ever. late In the day, when another advance,
stimulated by favorable rumors, was brought
about II WAS said that a large amount OF per
cents. we're 20 he oilerod from this city to day.
also that Gould aud Sage had purcIaset the Bat
timore ard Ohio telegraph system. Western
Union became the pivotal stock by reason Of
this and led the afternoon advance. The
opening was extraordinarily strong az ad gances
on the active list extending to =. percent, aud
In special cases 20 over per cenL Further
slight gains we're made IN the early dealings.
when the best figures Of the day were recorded,
but the pressure 30 sell turned tho course OF
prices downward, and losses ranging up 20 "a
per cent. were sustained. The market then
became fevcrish aud unsettled, but generally
weak. and relapsed Into dulness. In the alter
rCCn, however, tho current again changed, and
prices slowly crept up, and 10 the last hour de-
cided strength was developed under the lead %
Western Union. The close was quiet but firm
AZ enr the best figures Of the day. Total sales
to-day, 81, coo shares.
NEW YORK, september s2.--iooh Stocks
quiet and heavy. aOney easy ~ Pas per cont
SxchGnge-Long, 4s0i short iS5a. Govern
ments tull
Erenfng.-Exchange feverish but unchanged
Money easy at 3a6 closing offered at 2. SAB
Treasury talances--GOl1. slN, 23000; cir-
reuCy, si3.sl6.00O. Governments iull; 4 per
cents, 1885, ~ per cents, l06A. S,ate boads
full
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23

Church Hill, Wednesday night. The
iohowlng officers were elected: John
a; Heath, passed chief justice w. A.
blankenship, chief justice; w. j. Ba-
ker, vice-iustice; 4. T. McCabe. ac.
eoontsnt Joseph T. Allen, cashier !;
e. T.. Adams, Herald; John b. Aa-
mons, adluster, X. s. Duke, prclate !;
Thomas j. Wood, Waterman J. II.
hineee, yidette ; j. il. jackson, nell
cal examiner; ". J. Baker, J. II. Jack
son, and John A. Heath, trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
stage Robbery ia Texas.

AUSTIN, Tex, September 22.-The
report reaches here this evening that
the stage between Comfort AMI Frede-
ricksburg was robbed last night by two
masked hishwaymen, who went through
the pockets of the passengers aad riaed
The mails, after which they made their
escape in the darkness. Officers started
on The track OF the robbers early this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23

TUJ
LIMA, ONO, September 22.-The
express west-bound on the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago crashed into
an east bound express seven miles east
of here this morning The latter was
irving to reach side-track. The
brakes on the west bound train did not
work. Engineer Glenn was seriously
hut by jumping. The tender of his
engine was driven through the mail
car. There were many narrow escapes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
ne hmm Turned over.

Yesterday afternoon about 7 o'clock
q widow lady named Mrs. Alice Stearle,
who resides NJ No. II east Main street,
took an overdose Of medicine which
had been prescribed to allay pain. and
a short willie after she became uncOn-
sc,ous She was alone al the time.
and in some way the lamp turned
over, and the burning oil spread
ing. set herclotliug on fire. The blaze
attracted the attention OF an outsider,
who hurried in and extinguished the
flames, not, however, until the woman
was badly burned. Physicians were
e,nt for and her sulerings were re-
heyed. IL is belicvcdthat she will live.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
che view YORK Republican Commit.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatoh.l
New York, September 22.--Thc Re
publican State Committee met at noon
to-day at tie Fifth-Ayenue Hotel for
Reorganization. A delegation Of col
orod Republicans was present looking
recognition. A. II. Johnson Color
ed), Of Albany, was elected a member
Of the committee. There were two
other co,ored candidates, but Johnson
received twenty votes ont of thirty
four. The organization WAS completed
Ivy the formal election of Cornelius y.
Hiss chairman, and John y. Knapp,
Of Cayufa county, chairman of the
Executive Committee 5. V. White, of
Brooklyn, treasurer; - Smith, OF
Allegheny county, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
TIrc in baltimore.

BNuMoRE, September 22.-l'ire
this morning destroyed thepaper ware
house OF Dobler, Nudge * Co., on
Hopkins Tlace, Sharp street The
damage is estimated AZ SG0, par
tally covered 10y insurance. The
stock OF Henry S. King a Son, hard
ware, adjoining, was somewhat dam
aged by water, as was also that Of w.
+. ard b. Damman, woollen goods,
and of N. $. Levy, straw goods. The
PAPER warehouse building is owned by
John King, Jr., ana was damaged ssve-
raj thousand dollars. 1t is said - BE-
insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
wo.k orthc Cnance,Y Court.

Some idea Of The work OF this court
may be gotten from the following facts :
lie court has been kept in continuous
session from March 18th 10 August 18th
Every case submitted to the court has
been disposed Of except one, and now
the court has disposed of all vacation
causes submitted since adjournment
except two. There was more busin css
during the same length Of time than
ever before during the existence Of the
CCurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
Train DeraIied by Cows.

ALTOONA, Pa, September 22.-On
tho Holhdaysburg branch railroad this
afternoon a tain of five freight and
two passcnger-cars when near Stlflor's
siding, where there is an embankment
twenty-five feet high, struck two cows,
derailing the engine and three box cars.
Engineer Howard Thomas jumped, bat
was struck by flying rail and was
killed. The fireman went over the en-
bankment with the engine, aad although
badly hurt viii recover. None OF the
pass enCers were injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
The Diue.and-Gray Reunion.

EVANSVILLE, IND, September o.
This has been a gala-day in Evansville,
being the biggest day of the great
Blue-and-Gray reunion. An industrial
parade WIS amongst the attractions,
and the day was declared a holt
day by the mayor. The morning
found twenty-five thousand strangers
here, and the number was increased by
excursions to more than 10000 before
the close of the day. The feature OF
the days programme was the indus
trial parade. 1t was three hours pass
ing any given point. There were more
than 500 floats and displays in line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
Cotton burned.

[By telegraph TO the Dspatch.l
NEW YORK, September 22.-A fire
broke out on a lighter at the foot OF
John street this afternoon aud 500 bales
of cotton, which she had just received
from the steamship Carondelet, Of the
New York and Texas Steamship Com
pany, were totally destroyed. The
cargo belonged to C. II. Mallory & Co.,
and was consigned to Liverpool. Loss,
&lS con
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
EmaDcipnf;o"-D iH Mississippi
ny telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l

JAcxsoy, Mss, September o.
Emanciraton-day was celebrated here
10y the colored people to day. There
was a procession 5000 strong, in
Guiding military and civic societies.
Hon. John McGill, mayor of Jackson,
made an address OF welcome to the
visitors, the emancipation proclama-
ton Of President Lincoln was read by
Hon. b. +. Garrett (colored), Of MadI-
son county, and Hon. James Hill,
orator of the day, delivered an eloquent
and patriotic address, which was hearth
~ arplauded by the thousands present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
The Academy Inst Nignt.

The sensational drama "Across the
Continent drew a crowded house at
The Academy last night, and If its me-
rits can be estimated by the tumultG-
ous applause which itreceiycd through
ont II is a most mcritorious aud at-
tractiyo play. Some Of the situations
ere very exciting, and 1t ab0unds in
humorous sayings aud doings.
The piece will be repeated to night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
Hesicnedina Holly.

ISItciaI leIoBram % TIE Dl5patch.I
NORFOLK, September 1.-The Board
of Health of Norfolk resigned in a body
tonight because the council decided
that the board had no right to fill va
cancies.
The side-wheel steamer River Belle,
purchased in New York city by the At
lantic and Denville railroad to run be-
tween Claremont and Petersburg, has
arrived here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23

COTTON RBPURT,
Market steady.
RECEIPTS.
bales.
QUOTATIONS..
HiDOLTSG. % 7-I6c.
Low ATDDLrNa.-9.
GOOD ORDISARY.--sZc.
CRDINARY.-1hc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
Failure m Meridian. Miss.

lSy teiesIhpu 10 inc Dspatcn-l
NEW ORLEANS, September GA
7Ymes-DemOcrat special from Me
ridian, Miss says: Joseph Baum 4
Co., wholesale dealers in general mer.
chandise, made an assignment to-day
for the benefit of all their creditors,
without preference. Their liabilitie:
and assets are placed at S350,0OO each.
The principal creditors are in Phladel
phia. The announcement Of this fail
nre created great surprise. The
house has been doing business here
since 1867, and had An enyiable reputa-
fion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
W. Innn,s FnneraI.

The funeral OF Mr. Benjamin f. Ladd
took place from Monumental church
Yesterday afternoon, and was very
largely attended. The Blues-Captain
Cutchings-marched in front of the
funeral cortsge 10 the church, and the
Blues Association, OF which the de-
ceased was vice-president, followed IN
carriages. The service was impres-
tiycly conducted by the rector OF tho
church, DR.. Newton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
wreck and Loss Of Life.

by Anglo-Amerlcan cable to the Dispatch
LoNDoN, September 22.-The British
steamer Romeo, Captain Williams,
from New Orleans August Both for
Rouen, grounded at Yillequier and
c9psized and is total loss Firemen
Robinson, Hayes, and Davies, Engi-
neer Thompson, and three other per
sens were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23

The State Agricultural Society yes
tcrlay awarded TO i. j.. Saunders the
rontiac, for building a horticultural
lalI 1t viii le located east OF the Art
and Mineral al, and will cost 5000.
If the North Caroline brigade con
cludc To- como here on the 9th they
vii bIing $500 men, AMI it has been
suggested that the Fair-Grounds would
be The proper place for them 10 camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
Annrohi.tIe Hinster.
lBy telegraph % NE DlspatchJ

10y ttIotIaVh y IHV "I7VNVNI'I
CLEVELAND, o., September 22.-
About two hundred and fifty Anarchists
met at downtown ball last night and
protested agaist the execution OF the
seven condemned Chicago Anarchists.
They spoke in German, aud were ia
favor OF blood il everything else failed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO hAaExr.

sEPTEMBER 22 1887.
The offerings were sixty-six packages al auc-
ton, with a fairly good market for sun-caroI
We note some private trades In this Kind, and
some activity Is apparent There Is little do
ing In brigh;s or burleys. The western mar.
kets are sin advancing both for dark aud bur
leys. with very largo sales Of both kinds this
week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
SIC Financial Outlook in New York,


ll;y telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. September 22.-Thc
Government circular Offering to buy 4
per cent. bonds at fXel prices and to
pay interest without rebate caused a
sharp tuIn in the ,ntimeut Of operators
IN the stock market. and the opening
his morning was excited at the al
vanccs ranging from 10 / per cent.
The buyers were so eager that they
actually climbed over each other for
the first few minutes after the opening,
and the crowds dealing in Western
Ulion and New England number over
ono hundred brokers elch. During
tie first few minutes g further gain Of
about J was made, but reaction has
now set in and the market seems TO be-
II sumiug its normal tone. London was
. lCavy buyer Of stocks, the heaviest
orders Tor that account being in Louis
yille and Nashville, Reading, ST. Paul,
and Union Pacific.
Over q, 00G shares of stock were sold
during the first fifteen minutes on the
stock IXchango this morning. The
publication Of Acting-Sccretary rhomp-
sons circular in the daily papers had q
good effect among the menof money in
Wall street. Anair Of confidence hung
around the busy market. Lateron our
expectation OF cotton aud cereals will
Turn the flow Of money towards us, how
ever. It is rather early to venture an
opinion on the effect of the circular.
one Of the junior partners of Harvey
Fisk Il Sons said give just come in
from the room and l must say that the
circular has had a good effect already
there. Fourteen millions Of dollars Is
good deal Of money if We get it here
by the 9Th Of October. A good deal
depends on how much of the bonds
spoken Of the Government viii get at
their figures. Some Of them are quoted
higher in the room thismorningth than
the Secretary's offer. -Four per cents,
for which the Government offers l25,
are selling in the street at 49,. At
this very hour the market is better"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-23
The uoon.n,r,r., neyeure.

An Atlanta (Ga. special says: The
news IRON the country around Dahlo-
nega: In Union, Lumpkin, Dawson,
and Forsyth counties, is to the effect
thai the moonshiners are thoroughly
eroused and have made up their minds
70 run all iniormers out OF the coun'